cmos is fine, sensor type isn't something you should worry about until you get more into filming and figure out what you want in a camera. You said you want good quality and colors. Get a Canon.
You might as well compare apples to oranges.
TRV950:
- SD
- MiniDV
- A lot of moving parts (More can break)
- Need to constantly buy tapes
- 4:3 filming
HD7:
- JVCs are generally shitty.
- HD
- 16:9
- Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
- HDD has moving parts so internally it can still break.
Scrap both...
I didn't misunderstand anything.
You clearly said you wanted to compare two decks. Hence, the "This or That" thread. I'll leave this open but at least try to make more sense next time. I understand you're foreign and all, but still.
I had a pair back in the day haha, my first pair of one pieces. I got them in a trade from some kid from the NW, I think his name was Max or something. I can't even remember haha.
YESSS hahaha
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/769428-REG/Rokinon_FE8M_C_8mm_Ultra_Wide_Angle.html
Or from distributors through eBay for prices as low as $230 if you're lucky.
Don't even waste your time, it uses Digital 8 film. You're best off throwing it on ebay and depending on what you want (SD or HD), get one of these-
SD:
Panasonic GS series
Sony TRV900/950
Canon Optura 10/20
HD:
Sanyo Fh1
Canon Vixia series
Panasonic SD9